Frances S. Hallowes, Women and War: An Appeal to the Women of All Nations (July 2016)
“ His arguments are usually borne out by verifiable facts stated with clearness. There is, indeed, a wealth of reference to the events of our time, which reveals a mind not only in touch with the concerns of our own country, but with a grasp of all international relationships. Nor is this an argument against militarism based on mere sentiment. It is put on ground where reason and high principle coincide. It is a trenchant criticism of the modern situation in which the burden of war causes an increasing restlessness. ”
